Bronze-Age Spideys 13 13

[worldsbestcomics]

It has been a while since anybody posted in this thread so I thought that I would give it a bump with a couple new arrivals.

 

[worldsbestcomics]

I know somebody out there is still collecting these books even though posts in this thread have been nonexistent for the past couple months.

 

Here's a new arrival

 

[Flash105]

Somebody posted a 129 in the silver age section. Bronze age is where it is at for Spider Man. It is a great run of books and covers.

[nmtg9]

That #141 is cool !

[Spider-Variant]

I know somebody out there is still collecting these books even though posts in this thread have been nonexistent for the past couple months.

 

Here's a new arrival

 

 

Yes, beautiful book and great cover.

 

 

[Shocker]

I won this one on ebay 6 years ago.

[Shocker]

Here's another one

[Spider-Variant]

I won this one on ebay 6 years ago.

 

Anyone else think John Romita was at his pinnacle during this time frame?

 

ASM 106-115

 

I think even John himself said that 108 and 109 were his favorite issues.

[Shocker]

When I was a kid collecting comics in the 80s Romita was the one silver age artist that stood out to me and many of my friends. I felt he could run with the best of them at that time – Byrne, Art Adams, Perez, etc. Back then I looked at most of the work of silver age artists and thought they drew funny. Today I have a great appreciation for Kirby’s work and who knows maybe in another 10 years I’ll become a Ditko fan.

[worldsbestcomics]

I will always associate bronze Spideys with Romita even though there were other very talented artists that drew Spidey in the 1970s.

[joeypost]

I enjoyed Esposito's art on ASM during that period.

[Shocker]

Here's one with a cover by Cockrum and Romita. Art by Andru and Esposito.

[nmtg9]

Wow Shocker that is

[Shocker]

Thanks. They did spell Esposito's name wrong on the label. Don't know if they corrected it since.

[Ant-Man]

I will always associate bronze Spideys with Romita even though there were other very talented artists that drew Spidey in the 1970s.

 

+1 (thumbs u

[500Club]

I will always associate bronze Spideys with Romita even though there were other very talented artists that drew Spidey in the 1970s.

 

+1 (thumbs u

 

I was a kid at the time. For me, it's Silver = Romita and Bronze = Andru.

[mrlatko]

Just back from CGC so thought I would share it here!

 

 

[Twistty1]

Just back from CGC so thought I would share it here!

 

 

Very nice copy...!!

[mrlatko]

Thanks Twisty! (thumbs u

[collesystem]

Awesome #121!!!!!!!!

 

Very clean. Operating room clean.

 

-scott